Apple recommends only using a non-abrasive lint-free cloth to wipe the band. If that's not enough to remove stains or smudges, consider other cleaning methods that won't damage the band.

Turn off your Apple Watch and remove it from the charger. Remove your band, especially if it’s leather. Dampen (not soak) your cloth with water. Do not use soap. Gently wipe down the screen with ...

The researchers also tested apple cider vinegar but found it wasn't effective on Staph aureus, even after 5 minutes of cleaning. Wipe your watch band. Then keep wiping.

The problem, however, is that, since our Apple Watches are always on our wrists, it’s easy for the Watch or the band itself to get dirty. Thankfully, as with other watches, you can clean Apple Watch ...

Apple sells a stainless steel band, but it is only available in one color, is two-hundred dollars more, and has a minimalist design with no diamond accent. The Watch Strap Co. Fury band provides a ...

“Common household disinfectants, such as Lysol Disinfectant Spray, 70% Ethanol, and Heinz Apple Cider Vinegar all proved at least somewhat effective on all materials (rubber, plastic, cloth, and ...

Apart from any health concerns, your shiny new Apple devices can get grubby very quickly. Here's how to keep them as clean as new — and not risk damaging them.